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The painting exhibition “Alexander the Great – Back to Egypt” was inaugurated on 13 December 2025 at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, celebrating the enduring legacy of Alexander the Great, founder of Alexandria and a timeless symbol of intercultural dialogue.

Featuring 53 works by renowned Greek artist and architect Makis Warlamis (1942–2016), the exhibition highlights Alexander the Great as a universal emblem of knowledge, creativity, and the synthesis of civilizations, reaffirming the strong cultural ties between Greece and Egypt.

© Selected photos: Experimental Workshop of Vergina https://warlamis.gr/

Πρεσβεία της Ελλάδος στην Αίγυπτο سفارة اليونان في مصر
Bibliotheca Alexandrina - مكتبة الاسكندرية
Das Kunstmuseum Waldviertel

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In December 2025, the opening of the MOMus Air museum in the departure area of Thessaloniki Airport “Makedonia” was announced by the Ministry of Culture, the Metropolitan Organization of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki (MOMUS-Μητροπολιτικός Οργανισμός Μουσείων Εικαστικών Τεχνών Θεσσαλονίκης), and Fraport Greece.
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🇬🇷🤖 Greece Leading the World of Robotic Sports!

The Greek National Robotic Sports Team (HELLAS IROC TEAM) returned from the Gold Coast, Australia, with an outstanding medal haul after competing in the 27th International Robotics Olympiad (IROC 2025).

With 11 athletes, the HELLAS IROC TEAM achieved remarkable success:
🥇 3 Gold Medals
🥉 3 Bronze Medals
🏆 11 Technical Awards

These achievements are the result of systematic preparation, expert coaching, and strong sportsmanship, proving that Robotic Sports is a modern field of athleticism, knowledge, and technological excellence—and one where Greece can consistently stand among the best.

Ιn the words of the President of the Federation, Emmanouil Tselepis, “Greece went to Australia to compete and came back with six medals. This is not luck, it’s hard work. The 3 gold medals, 3 bronze medals, and 11 technical awards show that our national team has quality, structure, and character. We want this success to be just the beginning: more kids, more training, and more international podiums. Our goal is clear—to see Greece on the podium again in 2026.”

👏 Congratulations to the entire team for making Greece proud on the global stage!

IRO Hellas